8/1/2020

Salutations.

It is now 10:46 AM EST for me.

Let’s get right to the music video and tv show trailers. Today, I want to recommend to you 2 music videos. Both music videos are from the same singer. If you had quarantine experience, and I think most of you have, I want to show you how your quarantine experience has changed somewhat how you may choose to watch music videos. Also, as usual, the watching of such music videos by intent is recommended to be used for this advice. Last week, I said that I would give you ideas related to idea ‘Confound’. However, there is this idea I would want you to have that I created several years ago. I think I typed it in the Amazon lists, but I’m not sure I typed it in this blog. I used it many times before, and I want you to at least have the option to use it before I give you those other ‘Confound’ ideas. The idea is called ‘The white shirt people’. I’ll start explaining it after I offer you those music videos and tv show trailers. I’ve been meaning to give you that ‘White shirt people’ idea in the past, but other ideas would often have more priority to be typed in. ‘Better very late than never’, I suppose.

I discovered the music video earlier today and watched it twice for the 1st time earlier today from the youtube.com signed in homepage. The music video is called ‘Miss U More Than U Know’ by Sofia Carson. Here’s a quick quote about her from wikipedia.org:

‘ Sofía Daccarett Char (born April 10, 1993^[1][2]), known professionally as Sofia Carson, is an American actress and singer. Her first appearance on television was as a guest star on the Disney Channel series Austin & Ally. In 2015, she appeared as Evie, the daughter of the Evil Queen, in the Disney Channel Original Movie Descendants, and later reprised her role in Descendants 2 and Descendants 3. ‘

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And here’s a quote about her music video from website broadwayworld.com:

‘ Hollywood Records/Republic Records recording artist Sofia Carson and R3HAB premiered their new video for “Miss U More Than U Know” today. The video, directed by miles & AJ, brings R3HAB’s hypnotic beats to life and tells the story of heartbreak while following Sofia through the picturesque streets of Paris during Fashion Week. ‘

‘ “Miss U More Than U Know” tells the story of a broken heart wrapped around a hypnotic beat highlighting Sofia’s gorgeous vocals. The universal theme of having to let go of someone you love, and the ensuing emotions of loss and missing that person, more than they’ll ever know, is resonating with hearts around the world. ‘

‘ In addition to releasing new music, Sofia, a Global Ambassador for Revlon, unveiled the Revlon x Sofia Carson Collection this week, an exclusive collection of her favorite Revlon lip products and nail polish, all in her signature shades. Recently, Sofia starred in the Netflix feature film “Feel The Beat,” available now for streaming on Netflix (www.netflix.com/feelthebeat). The hit film continues to be one of the Top 10 most watched movies in the world on Netflix. ‘

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So, if you choose to watch music video ‘Miss U More Than U Know’, there is an interesting situation here I would like to emphasize to you. Sofia Carson is using both her acting and singing abilities via music video to promote her Revlon lip products and nail polish. Since I am not in the entertainment industry, I don’t normally see that happen. If you watch the music video, the red lipstick that she is wearing in the music video seems to accentuate her already naturally full lips. The music video seems to be promoting her lip products. Don’t get me wrong. I like that effect. Also, when you watch the music video, you get to follow Sofia through the picturesque streets of Paris during Fashion Week.

To watch music video ‘Miss U More Than U Know’ for free, search in www.youtube.com phrase ‘miss u more than u know’, and it should be one of the 1st selections offered, with almost 3 million views. The music video premiered Jul 1, 2020, a month ago. There are over 4,400 comments. Here is a quote from one of them:

‘ I Love the scene when shes wearing a black dress and fedora covering her face Very Classy! ‘

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Here’s a quote from the song:

I miss you more than you know
I miss you more than you know
I miss you more than you know
I miss you more than you know

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And now for the ‘quarantine experience’ music video: a while ago, let’s say over a year ago, I tried to use another of Sofia Carson’s music video’s called ‘Love Is The Name’, but I couldn’t recommend it to you. Let’s say it didn’t have enough attention span. However, now that you have quarantine experience, I speculate that you are now able to actually like music videos that maybe you didn’t like before because you thought they were too boring. You see, I speculate that your quarantine experience, if you choose to, could be used to appreciate things that you once thought were too boring, or not interesting enough. To see if my speculation applies to you, I recommend that you watch the music video ‘Love Is The Name’, and if you have quarantine experience, if you choose to, use that quarantine experience of yours to watch music video ‘Love Is The Name’. To watch music video ‘Love Is The Name’, in www.youtube.com, search for phrase ‘Love Is The Name’, and it should be one of the 1st selections offered, with over 150 million views. Based on my experience, the music video ‘Love Is The Name’ now looks more interesting to watch, compared to how I watched it over a year ago.

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And now for the ‘tv show trailers’ part. Earlier today, I wanted to recommend Japanese animation narrated by Lauren Moore, who works for Funimation. I found one by Lauren Moore, the one that she made for FunimationCon. It was published Jul 13, 2020, about 2 weeks ago. Just search in www.youtube.com for phrase ‘funimationcon 2020’, and it should be the selection with 33 minutes and 32 seconds, and it’s published by Funimation. All I am recommending is that you randomly listen to her narrate. You don’t have to see all 33+ minutes of it. My favorite part was at the end of the video, when Lauren Moore was promoting an anime related sneaker promotion. That scene starts 31 minutes and 29 seconds into the video. Here is the starting quote:

‘ Now, I know we have covered a lot of stuff here today, but before I go, I do have one more reveal that I want to share with you all. ‘

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‘Communication psychiatrist’ is the best phrase that I can think of to describe her promotion. I like it. And if you have been reading this blog for a while, you may like it as well. In my opinion, Lauren Moore is using her unique style of communication to encourage you to interact with her promotion recommendation. I recommend that you watch that last part in that context.

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The White Shirt People

It is now 1:22 PM EST for me. Before I begin explaining idea ‘The white shirt people’, I want to prep you up 1st. When I would make these ideas, even though I may consider typing such ideas in this blog, such ideas in the beginning could be made for me to just use. That means that I would have to refurbish such ideas before I would type them in this blog for others to use. And so, the intent of what I am about to say is to help you use idea ‘The white shirt people’. It’s from a scene in episode 1.6 ‘The Impossible Box’ from sci-fi tv series ‘Star Trek: Picard(2020)’. If you are going to watch that scene from Amazon.com, you may have to get a subscription to CBS All Access. If you get it from Amazon.com, it’s about 10 dollars a month I think commercial free, and it’s about 6 dollars a month with commercials. And if you want to go to CBS All Access website directly to watch other episodes from them, check with a search engine, such as google.com, to see how to do that. You have the subscription, but you would have to use a link to allow CBS All Access to recognize your subscription.

Anyway, according to Amazon.com, that scene starts 19 minutes and 59 seconds into the episode, Raffi(Michelle Hurd) is requesting from her friend Emmy(Barbare Eve Harris) permission for Picard to enter a Borg cube. Here is the quote:

Raffi: ‘Well, listen, babe, I need some diplomatic credentials. Not for me. For Jean-Luc Picard.’

Emmy: ‘Picard? You’re working with him again?’

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20 minutes and 12 seconds into the episode:

Raffi: ‘They have this, uh, Borg Reclamation Project going.’

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So, essentially, a few of those ‘Star Trek: Picard’ episodes, if you watch them, will vicariously encourage you to interact with others while they are in a Borg cube. If you watch those few episodes, starting with that one, and the few others that come after that episode, those episodes may encourage you to actually enthusiastically imagine being in a Borg cube.

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So this is how I imagined creating idea ‘The White Shirt People’: It starts with episode 2.16 ‘Q Who’ from sci-fi tv series ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation(1989)’. In that scene, you get to see a Borg child. The scene starts 35 minutes and 18 seconds into the episode. Here is a quote:

Riker(Jonathan Frakes): ‘We’ve entered what appears to be a Borg nursery.’

After Riker presses a button, a chamber opens, and you get to see a Borg child. That illustration, if you choose to see it, helps you imagine it, if you choose to imagine it. When I imagined this idea, I also imagined a Borg child in a chamber, and when I looked at the sky, which to me, that also means I looked at that sector of space, I saw a lot of Borg cubes. It was as if I was borrowing the imagined perspective of the Borg itself, how they used imagination.

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And now, to give you 2 illustrating ideas, just examples as to how to start using ‘The White Shirt People’ idea. I’ll 1st offer you the illustrations, and then I’ll explain their use.

The 1st one is at end of episode 7.19 ‘Author, Author’ from sci-fi tv series ‘Star Trek: Voyager(2001)’. The episode is available streaming from Amazon.com, and is available without additional payment if you have Amazon Prime. The scene starts 42 minutes and 14 seconds into the episode. I’m guessing that the Federation is using the EMH1 hologram template to mine Dilithium, and because of the mining conditions, such as possible radiation exposure, EMH1 hologram programs are used, since such mining conditions are dangerous to humanoid life forms. In that scene, you can see that all of the EMH Mark 1’s all look like actor Robert Picardo.

The 2nd one is from the movie ‘Despicable Me’. It’s a short scene that starts 8 minutes and 20 seconds into the movie, according to Amazon Video. It shows 2 minions talking while using the water cooler. The scene also involves watching a little more to see what the minions are doing.

Here’s a description from www.wikipedia.org as to what ‘minions’ are:

‘ Minions, the 2015 animated feature film, shows that they have existed since the beginning of life on Earth. Minions are biologically wired to seek out and serve the most terrible of villains; when they have no “boss” to serve they become depressed and listless. ‘

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So, a typical ‘white shirt person’ imagined is basically a person wearing white clothing, they all generalistically wear the same type of white clothing, and they can represent someone from your school or work, anyone within reason really, and when they represent something about an instigator you know of, it would be a version of that instigator that is in your favor, like that person is from an alternate reality.

To help clarify that the person is one of ‘the white shirt people’, and not an instigator that just seems to also wear white clothing, I recommend that that imagined person have a distinctive characteristic, and this characteristic was created from a scene in the movie ‘The Patriot(2000)’, starring Lisa Brenner(Anne Howard), and Heath Ledger(Gabriel Martin). The movie is available streaming from Amazon.com, and that scene, according to Amazon Video, starts 1 hour, 16 minutes, and 24 seconds into the movie. In that scene, Anne is causing Gabriel to drink something that causes Gabriel’s teeth to temporarily turn black. You then see Gabriel smiling, with temporarily colored black teeth. If memory serves, I think the reason Anne did that to Gabriel is because, when they were younger, Gabriel did something similar to Anne. If memory serves, I remember another scene where they both did that ‘black teeth’ trick to each other, and they both smiled at each other gleefully, but I couldn’t find that scene in the streaming version of that movie.

So, using that illustration from the movie ‘The Patriot’ that I was able to find, as an example, imagine a version of an instigator that you can reasonably tolerate imagining, but that person is a version of that instigator that favors you, let’s say that person is from another, alternate reality, and when that person is smiling at you, they also have that ‘black teeth’ effect, but only a few of that person’s teeth are discolored. Also, one of that person’s hands is sticking out a thumb, a gesture of approval for whatever idea you choose to create that such an imagined image would favor such an idea.

To put in in a ‘list’ form:

1)Person is wearing white clothing, all of the people in ‘The White Shirt People’ idea generalistically wear the same type of white clothing

2)When the person smiles, a few of his/her teeth look black, a temporary effect

3)That person can either just stand there smiling with a few black teeth, or he/she can ALSO show you an extended thumb up, indicating approval, success, etc.

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In episode 7.19 ‘Author, Author’ from sci-fi tv series ‘Star Trek: Voyager(2001)’, when you see all of those EMH Mark 1 programs doing menial labor, you can use them to imagine a bunch of ‘white shirt people’ also doing some sort of labor, like the game ‘Lemmings’.(Wikipedia.org talks about ‘Lemmings (video game)’. If you watched it, it’s like that movie ‘Arrival(2016)’, starring Amy Adams as Louise Banks. The scientists including Louise Banks brought a bird in a cage in to talk to them. That bird is being used, among other things, as an active indicator for something that their perspectives don’t have the ability to do, and don’t have the circumstantial time to do. You can have those ‘white shirt people’ imaginitively build in places that actual people cannot go to, like the reason I gave for the EMH Mark 1’s, why they are mining.

The ‘Minions’ illustration is another example that helps you give a usefulness to those ‘White shirt people’.

The 3rd example is to just use them individually, someone from work/school, a ‘white shirt’ version of that person, smiling at you and sticking his/her thumb out, imagined in a reasonable context, of course.

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It is now 3:14 PM EST for me. Next Saturday, I will explain the ideas that I invented recently that go with idea ‘Confound’. So, if you are there, I’ll see you then.

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TV-MA violence and viewer discretion for sci-fi tv series ‘Star Trek: Picard’. TV-PG sci-fi violence and viewer discretion for tv series ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation’ and ‘Star Trek: Voyager’. Some animated viewer discretion in the FunimationCon video. Rated PG animated viewer discretion for movies ‘Despicable Me’ and ‘Minions(2015)’. Rated R violence and viewer discretion for movie ‘The Patriot’. Use only refurbished for advice references recommended. Throw away rest of episode, series, and movie. [Use mental bookmark ‘The White Shirt People’ for reference, allocation, and prevention when needed.